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Assessment Teaching and Learning Workload

13 Marking Workload Tips For Teachers

24th September 201829th December 2018 Lynn How 5297 Views 8 Comments Behaviour, class marking sheet, Emails, even better if, live marking, Marking, Peer assessment, self marking, self-assessment, teacher workload, Teaching assistant, what went well, Workload

Reading Time: 5 minutes How can you get your marking workload under control this term?

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Assessment Teaching and Learning

7 Tips For Peer And Self-Assessment

18th May 201716th May 2017 Christina Brown 17032 Views 2 Comments assessment criteria, Education, examples of work, Feedback, model responses, Peer assessment, pupil led assessment, School, self-assessment, teaching, Tips

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can you ensure pupil-led assessment is meaningful?

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Teaching and Learning

10 ‘Teach to the Top’ Differentiation Ideas

28th March 20176th June 2017 @TeacherToolkit 48168 Views 6 Comments @TeacherToolkit, Assessment, Data, Differentiation, displays, G&T, Peer assessment, Questioning, scaffolding, Seating Plans, self-assessment, SEN, strategies, Te@cherToolkit, teaching, Teaching and Learning, Verbal Feedback, Vitruvian Teaching

Reading Time: 5 minutes How do you plan for differentiation in lessons? And how can you cater for every student?

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Teaching and Learning

Is self-assessment effective? by @Mroberts90Matt

9th June 201417th June 2014 @TeacherToolkit 4660 Views 5 Comments AfL, Assessment, Assessment for Learning, Feedback, Matt Roberts, self-assessment, Thunks, TTkitThunks

Reading Time: 3 minutes This post answers the 36th question from my TeacherToolkit Thinking page of Thunks. Thunk 36: Is self-assessment effective? by @Mroberts90Matt

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